Tabs that are not active have display:none applied which basically tells the browser "you don't have to care about that piece of HTML". So the browser will not calculate any meaningful width/height/whatever values for elements that have display:none applied and thus you can not center anything.
-- If I were you I would store the active rendering mode somewhere and whenever a tab gets active you use the active rendering mode to render the chess board and then center the board. TabPanel/TabLayoutPanel have add**Handler() methods for listening for tab selections.
-- J.
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